Being here IS my hobby. lol. I do have many hobbies but B&B gets me through the slow nights at work and the nights at home I don't feel like watching tv or anything after SWMBO goes to bed.
l forgot to dry my brush, and left it out all day. Is it ok to use?
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I can relate my friend.
How is this going?
Chandu
I Waxed The Badger.
I'm not there there yet. I decided to ease into it 1 per week until Feb 1, then the hammer drops.
I have been doing a modified version of that. I am currently using Haslinger Coconut and GD After the Fire alternating them each day. Makes 3017ing a soap a lot easier.
Figure that in the "old school" barber shop the brush stayed wet and soapy all day, every day
Chan Eil Whiskers
Fumbling about.
I hate to disagree but this could be a very serious health issue. Just washing it in Ship-Shape and then Barbicide might not do the trick.
It depends on the brush. Please post details and photos.
It might be your brush will be a candidate for my free brush disposal service (for B&B members only). Sometimes the matter is so urgent I'll even pay postage.
Happy shaves, and stay safe,
Jim
Chandu
I Waxed The Badger.
The higher end brushes of course requiring the utmost in proper handling... Thank you for stepping up
If it's a very nice brush I'm quite certain it's filled with microscopic mold that makes the brush useless and cannot be removed safely without the proper equipment - which I happen to own. Send the brush, along with a $25 disposal fee.
If it's a run of the mill brush then your fine, stop worrying.
If it's a run of the mill brush then your fine, stop worrying.
Chan Eil Whiskers
Fumbling about.
Copycats.
Just don't make it a habit and the brush should be ok.
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I recently spent the night at my girlfriend's house. Needing a shave I went to grab the gear I keep at her house. A EJ89, some RazoRock soap and a Semogue 610 brush.
The brush was a matted mess, with lather caked into the bristles.
She wanted to give the brush and soap a try. After soaping and drying the brush twice, you could never even tell she was abused.
The brush was a matted mess, with lather caked into the bristles.
She wanted to give the brush and soap a try. After soaping and drying the brush twice, you could never even tell she was abused.
I never dry my brush more than standing it on its butt. I often leave it un-rinsed in the bowl. It has made it unharmed for 11 years so far.
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